Project Ethos’ L.A. Fashion Week event proved to the be the wildest of all shows as the Avalon was turned into a huge party Friday night. Project Runway’s alumnus Nick Verreos hosted the show again this time and christened the catwalk by sashaying down the runway. We also saw some familiar designers hit the runway including Cardiwrap by Kymaro and B.Vika, who showcased designs at Project Ethos’ Love Sick event back in July. Goga by Gordana returned this past Friday having been a part of Project Ethos’ last fashion week event in March. Newcomers to the event included Doctrine, Summer Titone, Annie and Jade by Annie Le, Lumiere, Marialia, Lamixx, BritBoy Fashion, Jaq Wear and Hard Couture.

Unlike other fashion week events, Project Ethos always showcases an up and coming band. This time around, Voxhaul Broadcast hit the stage performing indie tunes.

The first line to hit the runway was CardiWrap by Kymaro. Their wraps can be transformed into over 50 different styles. This time, models transformed their outfits at the end of the runway, showing the crowd how easy it was to create versatile looks with the CardiWrap.

Here are some of our favorite looks:

For the full runway show, check out our slide show below:

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Next on the runway was B.Vika who brought sequins, bikinis, dresses and opened their show with drums, similar to Kooey at L.A. Fashion Weekend at Sunset Gower Studios.

Check out the slide show for full B.Vika runway coverage:


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Doctrine was up next introducing menswear as well as women’s wear. We saw edgy designs, leather jackets, shiny men’s shirts, revealing women’s tops and tight, stylish jeans.

Full Doctrine runway coverage below:

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Summer Titone was next and showcased ruffled dresses, sheer cream colored outfits, plunging necklines, stripes and body hugging outfits. Check out our favorites below:

Full runway coverage below:

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Annie and Jade by Annie Le was next to hit the runway. The line featured long flowy dresses, jumpsuits, toga-inspired looks and bold colors.

Next on the runway was Project Runway’s contestant Gordana Gehlhausen’s Goga. The models graced the runway wearing ruffled dresses, feminine sheer layers and bold red colors.

Check out Goga’s full runway coverage:

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